What's the largest that anybody here knows of?
Very large wall tiles
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You'd be pretty miffed if you broke one of those!
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Looking to cover a wall approx 2480 x 1510, so the Florim would be fine.
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How easy are they to cut (not by me - wouldn't go near a job like that), but by a professional tiler?
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How easy are they to cut (not by me - wouldn't go near a job like that), but by a professional tiler?
Easy. Good pair of scissors should do it 
Only joking. The most common way is to use an electric cutter like the Rubi TC180 (other brands available) with a guide rail and couple of extensions to hit the full width of the tile. But not many tilers deal with tiles this large so you will need to check tilers in your area that may have the gear to do it.
The Florims are available through Casa Ceramica in Manchester. There may be other stockists but that is the only one I know of off the top of my head. You could also have a look at a company called Porcelthin in London. They also specialise in large format thin porcelain. Don't know if they go up to 3200mm but worth asking, and they have details of approved installers, some of which I know have fitted the florims before.
Only joking. The most common way is to use an electric cutter like the Rubi TC180 (other brands available) with a guide rail and couple of extensions to hit the full width of the tile. But not many tilers deal with tiles this large so you will need to check tilers in your area that may have the gear to do it.
The Florims are available through Casa Ceramica in Manchester. There may be other stockists but that is the only one I know of off the top of my head. You could also have a look at a company called Porcelthin in London. They also specialise in large format thin porcelain. Don't know if they go up to 3200mm but worth asking, and they have details of approved installers, some of which I know have fitted the florims before.
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